Author Archives: hermes3339

Check yourself. Check yourself again. One more time. Ok…. so here we are. How did we get here? Doesn’t matter. Focus. One thing at a time. Relax and enable yourself to breathe. What portion of the multiverse do you want … Continue reading →

A man becomes a warrior. None can fight against the Architect. It is 11:20 AM, he has not eaten breakfast and may be dehydrated. Why? Some could argue that his upset was enough to satiate the gut, or perhaps it was his lack … Continue reading →

Breathe the air that encircles you. Understand that you are breathing. Experience the cool air that enters and escapes as warmth. Gaze inwards, to your lungs, and observe that you are breathing eternally. Feel the air revitalize you, empower you, … Continue reading →

Mescaline Meltdown A collaborative of Eagle of the North and Condor of The South ~This is a collaborative effort of two psychonautic partners embarking on a journey. Recorded by my psychonautic partner, Eagle of The North. The story entails moments … Continue reading →

All Roads Lead to Rome   In the Beginning Legend tells us that a great flood had swept the land. Different cultures and different religions tell of this great flood, from the Bible and Noah’s Ark, to the Babylonians and … Continue reading →

Writer’s Block By Dakota Davis I was overpowered, beaten down again; I recognized this stony grip, this vile beast I had met before. Those fingers must have been as tall as I, those hands blocked out the sun and the … Continue reading →

Her Hand In Mine By Dakota Davis Soothing landscape tinged like Sahara sands Became the skin of her hands Gentle respite along five branches of healing Became the appealing notion of her touch Falling into crisp piles of autumn leaves … Continue reading →

Nothing As It Seems By Dakota Davis It’s an illusion A quick slide of the hand  The wool was pulled over our eyes a long time ago While the rabbit was being pulled out of the hat  Colors and tastes … Continue reading →

No One Gets to Go to Heaven, Until Everyone Gets to Go to Heaven By Dakota Davis I dedicate this piece to my father who always gave me something to question when I had run out of questions. It was … Continue reading →